Garant bank and the Volunteer Association summarize results of the “Wish Tree” charity project

Garant bank previously shared information about the “Wish Tree” charity project, an initiative aimed at supporting children living with genetic skin disorders. The bank served as a co-organizer of the project, bringing together employees, clients, and partners around an important social mission — helping make children’s dreams come true.

Throughout 2024–2025, dozens of children had the opportunity to see their wishes fulfilled. As part of the initiative, a symbolic “Wish Tree” displayed cards containing children’s dreams. Anyone who wished to participate could select one of the cards and help turn a child’s wish into reality. Thanks to the active involvement of the bank’s employees, partners, and clients, the initiative grew into a genuine act of kindness, bringing meaningful moments of joy and support to the children and their families.

On March 13, 2026, a closed press conference was held at the Department of Genodermatoses of the Tashkent State Medical University, where the results of the “Wish Tree” charity initiative were officially presented.

During the event, organizers shared the outcomes of the project and recognized the contributions of those who helped bring the initiative to life. Garant bank employees who played a key role in coordinating and implementing the project were awarded certificates and letters of appreciation for their contribution to organizing the charity campaign.

The “Wish Tree” project has become a clear example of how collaboration between the business community, the medical sector, and society can create meaningful change and provide children with the care and attention they truly need.

Participation in initiatives like this is an important part of Garant bank’s social engagement and reflects the bank’s continued commitment to the principles of corporate social responsibility and support for the community.